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Sacred Heart head boys basketball coach Steve Goodwin speaks during the 10-year anniversary celebration of the 2014 state championship team at halftime of the game against Green Ridge on Friday, Jan. 17, in the McGremlin Gym at Sacred Heart High School. Goodwin was the coach of the 2014 team and is still the coach of the current team. Photo by Jack Denebeim | Democrat
Sacred Heart’s 2014 state championship team celebrates 10-year anniversary
On March 15, 2014, an 8-year-old Grant Goodwin made one birthday wish that only his father, Steve Goodwin, could deliver. more
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Smith-Cotton senior Jakobe Linn, left, intercepts a pass from a Camdenton player during the game on Wednesday, Jan. 8, at Smith-Cotton High School. The Tigers held Waynesville to just two points in the fourth quarter to earn a 55-40 win Friday, Jan. 17. File photo by Jack Denebeim | Democrat
Smith-Cotton boys stifle Waynesville late to earn win
Smith-Cotton boys basketball’s defense cost it in an 80-47 loss to Battle on Wednesday, Jan. 15. more
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Sedalia Democrat Post-Game Show: Sacred Heart boys grind out win over Green Ridge
Sacred Heart boys basketball players Grant Goodwin and Miles Johnson join host Jack Denebeim on the Sedalia Democrat Post-Game Show to talk about the Gremlins' 41-24 win over Green Ridge on Friday, … more
Sacred Heart sophomore Miles Johnson (23) drives to the basket during the game against Green Ridge on Friday, Jan. 17, in the McGremlin Gym at Sacred Heart High School. Photo by Jack Denebeim | Democrat
Sacred Heart boys power past Green Ridge
Points were hard to come by in the first half of the game between Sacred Heart and Green Ridge boys basketball on Friday, Jan. 17. more
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Green Ridge freshman Elyse Cooley (4) watches her 3-point shot go down during the game against Sacred Heart on Friday, Jan. 17, in the McGremlin Gym at Sacred Heart High School. Cooley hit two 3s and had 12 points on the night. Photo by Jack Denebeim | Democrat
Green Ridge girls snap nine-game slump with win over Sacred Heart
Green Ridge girls basketball had not won a game since Nov. 26. more
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State Fair men win double-overtime thriller against Mineral Area
State Fair Community College men’s basketball defeated Mineral Area College 86-75 in double overtime Wednesday, Jan. 15, at the Fred E. Davis Multipurpose Center. more
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Tipton senior Charlee Bailey shoots the ball during the Kaysinger Conference quarterfinals last season. Bailey was recently nominated for the McDonald's All-American Game. File photo by Bryan Everson | Democrat
Tipton's Bailey nominated for McDonald’s All-American Game
Tipton senior Charlee Bailey is one of 724 boys and girls basketball players across the country to be nominated for the McDonald’s All-American Game. more
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Lady Roadrunners take down Mineral Area
After having a week to stew on its last loss, State Fair Community College women’s basketball was able to get back in the win column on Wednesday, Jan. 15. more
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Smith-Cotton sophomore Sarah Davis wrestles her opponent at the Excelsior Springs Tournament on Dec. 13. Despite losing her match in the dual against Capital City on Tuesday, Jan. 14, Davis did enough to secure the 40-39 win for the Lady Tigers. Photo courtesy of Nicki Renfrow via Bob Satnan
Smith-Cotton girls wrestling earns wins over Cap City, Jeff City
Smith-Cotton sophomore Sarah Davis may have lost her match against her Capital City opponent on Tuesday, Jan. 14, but she was still the hero of the dual. more
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Smith-Cotton sophomore Drew Berry drives to the hoop during the game against Columbia Battle on Wednesday, Jan. 15, at Smith-Cotton High School. Photo by Jack Denebeim | Democrat
Smith-Cotton boys stumble in loss to Battle
One streak continued and another ended for Smith-Cotton boys basketball on Wednesday, Jan. 15. more
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The 2024-25 Stover wrestling teams. The Bulldogs and Lady Bulldogs were crowned champions of the Kaysinger Conference Tri on Wednesday, Jan. 15, in Windsor. Photo courtesy of Stover athletics
Stover wrestling wins Kaysinger Conference Tri
The Stover wrestling teams were crowned the champions of the Kaysinger Conference Tri Meet on Wednesday, Jan. 15, in Windsor. more
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Tipton girls basketball celebrates head coach Jason Culpepper's 300th career win after the Lady Cardinals beat Rock Bridge 64-55 Sunday, Jan. 12, at the Sophie Cunningham Classic in Columbia. Photo courtesy of Rod Smith | KRCG 13
Tipton's Culpepper achieves 300 career wins
Jason Culpepper’s 300th career win did not come as easily as he perhaps would have liked. more
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Smith-Cotton senior Luis Juarez grabs his opponent during a dual last season. Juarez earned a win at the Capital City Tournament on Saturday, Jan. 11. File photo courtesy of Sedalia School District 200
Area Roundup: S-C boys wrestling competes at Capital City Tournament
Smith-Cotton boys wrestling took seventh place at the Capital City Dual Tournament in Jefferson City on Saturday, Jan. 11. more
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Stover junior Mia Rowland guards Smith-Cotton's Brekyn Scanlon during the Clinton Girls Basketball Tournament championship game on Dec. 6. The Stover Basketball Tournaments started Thursday, Jan. 9, after being postponed three times.  File photo by Jack Denebeim | Democrat
Stover Tournaments canceled, S-C boys postponed
This is a developing story. Continue to check back for updates. Story updated at 2 p.m. Friday, Jan. 10. more
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Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid responds to a question during a news conference after an NFL football game against the Denver Broncos, Sunday, Jan. 5, 2025, in Denver. Photo by David Zalubowski | AP Photo
Chiefs should be well rested as they begin pursuit of a record 3rd straight Lombardi Trophy
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Just about the only thing that the Chiefs learned on Sunday in Denver is that their backups are not a playoff-quality team. more
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State Fair Community College freshman Ellie Buscher drives past a North Arkansas College defender on Nov. 5. Buscher had 11 points in the Lady Roadrunners' 69-59 loss to Moberly Area Community College on Wednesday, Jan. 8. File photo by Jack Denebeim | Democrat
Area Roundup: State Fair basketball teams fall in Moberly
State Fair Community College women’s basketball’s 14-game win streak has come to an end. more
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Smith-Cotton senior Jakobe Linn, left, intercepts a pass from a Camdenton player during the game on Wednesday, Jan. 8, at Smith-Cotton High School. Linn had just two points on the night, but was the tone-setter for the Tigers with his defense and ball movement. Photo by Jack Denebeim | Democrat
Smith-Cotton boys smother Camdenton to pick up conference win
After 16 days off and a postponement between games, Smith-Cotton boys basketball was eager to hit the hardwood once again. more
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Smith-Cotton seniors Jasmine Wolfe, right, and Jazlyn Smith-Freeman celebrate taking seventh and eighth, respectively, at the Wonder Woman Tournament in Columbia on Saturday, Jan. 4. Photo courtesy of Smith-Cotton wrestling
Wolfe, Smith-Freeman bring home hardware from Wonder Woman Tournament
Smith-Cotton seniors Jasmine Wolfe and Jazlyn Smith-Freeman placed seventh and eighth, respectively, at the Wonder Woman Tournament in Columbia on Friday and Saturday, Jan. 3-4. more
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State Fair Community College freshman Sophia Edwin lays the ball in during the game against Chicago's Kennedy-King College on Saturday, Jan. 4, at the Fred E. Davis Multipurpose Center. The Lady Roadrunners forced 41 turnovers and had 56 points off turnovers on the night. Photo by Jack Denebeim | Democrat
State Fair women demolish Kennedy-King in return from break
It’s a new year, but State Fair Community College women’s basketball is continuing its winning ways. more
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State Fair Community College freshman Tyson Mobley watches his 3-point shot go down during the game against Chicago's Kennedy-King College on Saturday, Jan. 4, at the Fred E. Davis Multipurpose Center. Mobley had 16 points on three 3-point makes. Photo by Jack Denebeim | Democrat
State Fair men shake off rust to beat Kennedy-King
State Fair Community College men’s basketball looked a bit rusty in its return from Christmas break on Saturday, Jan. 4. more
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